6 Inch Cordless Chainsaw, Brushless, 10000mAh, Auto Oiler

I've used this a few times now and found it to be very effective. The charge seems to last a decent time (It's never run out during use) and the saw is quiet, not too heavy, nor too powerful (I've not experienced any kickback with it). It's another one of those things that you don't use every day but makes life a bit easier when you do need it.

At first glance, this device looks like it'd be more at home on an office desk next to a Macbook than a lumberjack's pickup, but dont be fooled. Earlier this week I purchased a cheaper 6" battery chainsaw and stripped the gearbox within 15 minutes of use. I bought this as a replacement, and chose it because it didn't have the motor sticking out of the side, so was unlikely to incorporate the same flimsy gearbox that had failed on the previous one. On a single charge, I have so far cut down and logged four hawthorn trees having 4-5" trunks, and logged several other trees in the process of clearing the old railway bank at the rear of my house. The bank is very steep, so using my petrol c/saw is awkward. This Litheli Mini Chainsaw however, is ideal since it's light enough to use with one hand and cuts almost as fast as my petrol chainsaw. The battery on this device uses a USB-C to charge it, and will make use of fast charging, so no bespoke charger is required. In summary, it feels like the manufacturer of this product has put a lot of thought into its design, and it's already stood up well so some very rigorous use. For the price, I'm very happy with it. EDIT: It's testament to the quality of this device that it's lasted long enough to need a new saw-chain. Ignore all those '6" Fits all' chains you'll find on Amazon, they wont fit this. Most 6" chainsaws use a 37 link chain, this one uses a 30 link chain, and I have yet to find any on Amazon. Also note that whilst the specs and some of the comments refer to ease of chain tensioning, there is no way to adjust chain tension on this device, the plate is located on 2 non-adjustable pins.

Very easy to fit and tighten chain, instruction very clear, battery easy to charge with USB charger. Cuts very well, the battery concept is an excellent idea.

I have now used several times to complete the preparation of logs for drying through 2020. The Oregon chain is first rate , and the set up easy once you get the hang of tightening the chain with the rear knob turn. I estimate the battery to last about 30 minutes , but it provides sufficient power/torque to tackle 10-12" diameter logs. It cuts through smaller stuff easily. I intend to buy a back up/second battery so that I can extend the time range. Good value and much better for small jobs than petrol or electric options.

I chose this product as it came out top in several reviews of cordless chainsaw's in this price range. I normally use a Makita petrol of identical size. 1st use & I am more than satisfied with the power & smoothness of use, probably better than the 2stroke. It cut through a recently felled apple tree with ease, some of the branches being around 20cm & wrapped in stubborn ivy. Probably did around 20-30 cuts & the battery started to fade although still managed quite a few smaller 5cm limbs before it stopped. Currently giving it it's 1st recharge. From pretty much flat to fully charged in 43mins. For garden use or even light felling & pruning I would highly recommend this kit.

Don't buy this chainsaw. It looks great, it's well built, the battery lasts ages, and it cuts logs cleanly and effectively. So why shouldn't you buy it? Well, because you'll have to bin it in about a month once the chain stretches. There's no tensioning screw for the chain. So once it gets slack, as mine has after just a few weeks, you won't be able to tighten it up. Couldn't I just buy a new chain? Nope, because the smart people at Litheli have decided to use a proprietary 30 link chain size that *nobody* sells - not even Litheli themselves! So that's a pretty major design flaw that renders this neat little gadget eminently disposable.

As soon as I got this out of the packet, I loved it. As soon as I added the chain, the battery and started work, I loved it more! You hardly have to do any work to cut down reasonably large trees. I’m clearing a part of a forest and this one coupled with its larger 12 inch sister has practically done the job for me. But this little guy has chains that can only be bought very expensively from Litheli, and you’ll get through a fair amount because the tension cannot be adjusted so when the chain starts sagging, there is nothing you can do but put up with it. The performance then suffers; the battery drains more and so you move onto a new chain. Until the tension is adjustable in this saw, I would not recommend it for anyone using it long-term. But I have loved using it and will continue to do so and purchase the expensive chains because I’ve invested in a lot of batteries and other Litheli products. I would buy an updated model if they added the chain tension. And I will add that the design and battery life is top-notch.

Chain saw cuts well but laks chain adjustment I have other products by lethile which i have found very good

This mini chainsaw is easy to use and makes clean cuts. It's the perfect size for one hand use with plenty of cutting power. I recently started getting some of the Litheli U20 products (elec. wagon, angle grinder, light, impact driver) and I'm turning into a big fanboy. The Litheli tools seem be really good quality with smart design and material choices. This mini chainsaw is another great product in the line. i've used this multiple times and it's performed great. Be sure to add chainsaw oil and clean it between uses. I've been really happy with it so far.

Excelente calidad y muy potente

Perfect for smaller jobs around the yard - the size is manageable for me (someone uncomfortable with full-size chainsaws). Have cut some pretty decent size branches (pic is about 3.5" diameter).

Con toda sinceridad, es un excelente producto excede toda espectativa haciendo un balance entre Calidad y precio lo recomiendo!

So far it has been perfect for cutting up some branches and smaller logs into chunks that fit into my vehicle. I've been finding it easy enough to use. The oil reservoir is small though; I accidentally overfilled it before even using the saw for the first time. I made maybe 15 cuts so far, some of them through logs ~5 inches, and it has run out of chain oil already before the battery is anywhere near dead. I don't think it leaked out though.